Zersur Outward Bound Camouflage Paintball Airsoft Tactical Vest

SKU:A2942000BX

If you're looking at vest, this Tactical Vest is a good choice for you. It is designed for the fastest and the most furious paintball game! It can carry many paintball pods and you can add additional MOD pouches to carry even more. The Outward B...

Paintball Airsoft Tactical Vest.If you're looking at vest, this Tactical Vest is a good choice for you. It is designed for the fastest and the most furious paintball game

For Outward Bound .It can carry many paintball pods and you can add additional MOD pouches to carry even more

It is resizable.The Outward Bound Camouflage Paintball Airsoft Tactical Vest has the same modular design as the standard paintball vest with the front pouches configurable to hold maps, magazines, or paintball pods

The Modular Tactical Vest also has side straps that will adjust around your body to accommodate someone of small stature to an adult Large. A must have for your next scenario or big game

Complete with wide adjustable shoulder straps for comfortable fit. Its design is based from the real tactical vest

General Paintball Tactical Uniform:

Modular Tactical Vest:

The Modular Tactical Vest (MTV) is a new American body armor, originally adopted by the United States Marine Corps in 2006. The MTV was designed as a solution to shortcomings in the current, decade-old Interceptor body armor and was selected after a rigorous proposal and examination process by the Marine Corps. The MTV provides better protection levels than the Interceptor system, although it uses the same Small Arms Protective Insert (SAPI) plates. The MTV weighs 30 pounds; three more than an Interceptor, but is designed to more effectively distribute its weight throughout the wearer's torso. The Navy also ordered 28,364 MTVs in August 2008

After conducting a survey of more than 1,000 Marines and finding that a majority of the Marine Corps had been overall highly satisfied with the MTV, in January 2009 the Marine Corps announced that it would be making some modifications to the MTV to improve comfort, mobility and safety

The MTV includes the following features:

Quick-release system to remove the vest in emergencies, meant to help corpsmen get to an injured Marine's body. Troops complained that the pull string got caught on equipment and the MTV would accidentally fall off in the middle of battle

Greater coverage of the lower back, side torso, and shoulders

Integrated side SAPI pouches

Integrated channels for communications wiring

Rifle bolster to assist in seating the wearer's rifle

Same modular PALS webbing as the Interceptor

A changed closure system. This was intended to be an improvement, but some Marines have complained that it takes too long to put on because the vest slips over the head. An updated version of the MTV is currently in production to address these issues

The Marine Corps awarded a major contract to Protective Products International (subsidiary of Protective Products of America) to produce 60,000 vests, and began fielding them in 2007 and a continued roll-out is expected

The vest is donned and removed using a hook-and-pile "cummerbund," which fastens around the waist, and a buckle atop each shoulder. Some users have complained that the vest is more time-consuming to don (especially with a full combat load attached) when compared to the Interceptor's single hook-and-loop flap

The quick-release system was designed in response to concerns that the Interceptor was difficult for medical personnel to remove from incapacitated troops, and in some cases had to be cut off. When pulled firmly, a cord at the bottom of the vest causes the cumberbund to separate into two pieces. The shoulder buckles can then be unfastened and the vest removed in pieces, with no need to change the casualty's body position

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